Sunset - Nitin Sawhney feat.Samidha Joglekar & Ashwin Srinivasan, Coke Studio @ MTV Season 2 video free download


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Duration: 04:39
Uploaded: 2012/07/28

Sunset is a song about rising up and standing up for oneself. It's about keeping the faith that dusk is followed by bright, flaming dawn. It's also about keeping one's head above the water and never losing faith in oneself. And never hesitating to stand up for what one believes is right.

This song is loosely based on Nitin's life in South Africa, where he went to school. The song showcases an element of alienation that one feels in a strange, new land. And the clashes that are inevitable because of power equations that form when different cultures come together.

CREDITS:

Composer & Producer: Nitin Sawhney

Language: Bengali & English

Lyrics: Nitin Sawhney

Vocals: Nicki Wells, Samidha Joglekar, Ashwin Srinivasan

Tabla : Vikaash Sankadecha

Guitar: Nitin Sawhney

Bass: Mohini Dey

Flute: Ashwin Srinivasan

Drums: Jivraj Singh

Recorded by: Steve Fitzmaurice, Ashish Manchanda (Flying Carpet Productions, Mumbai), assisted by Thorsten Muller

Mixed by Steve Fitzmaurice at the Pierce Rooms, London

Mastered by Bunt Stafford Clark at the Pierce Rooms, London.

Song synopsis:

Apute Jodi aami theme jetam

Shesh bikele moto osh hoye jetam

Asheem rateir shej shoyone

Shurjer shate aami ghumiye jetam

Shurjer shate aami ghumiye jetam

Keep Moving

Keep Changing

Keep flowing with the sun

Oceans rise

Rivers rise

People rise with the sun

If I were never to leave you

If I were always alone

If I would never to see you

If I could set with the sun

If I could set with the sun

Tears falling

Rain falling

Leaves are falling with the sun

Lives drifting

Seeds drifting

Worlds drifting with the sun

If I were never to leave you

If I were always alone

If I were never to see you

If I could set with the sun

If I could set with the sun

Apute Jodi aami theme jetam

Shesh bikele moto osh hoye jetam

Asheem rateir shej shoyone

Shurjer shate aami ghumiye jetam

Shurjer shate aami ghumiye jetam

If I were never to leave you

If I were always alone

If I would never to see you

If I could set the sun

Never to leave here

Always alone

Woooo wow o wooo

Oceans rise

Rivers rise

People rise

With the sun

Oceans rise

Rivers rise

People rise

With the sun

Apute Jodi aami theme jetam

Shesh bikele moto osh hoye jetam

Asheem rateir shej shoyone

Shurjer shate aami ghumiye jetam

Meaning of the song:

There is duality in all gods' creations: Rise and fall, Night and Day, Life and Death, Hope and Despair and Winning and losing...

After a seemingly endless dark night, the bright Sun always appears to brighten every patch of darkness, leading to light, new hope and a new day. Poet shares his undying spirit and survival instincts through the many natural aspects of the cycle of life. Only those who stand up for what they believe in, succeed.

Just like the cycle of Sun or Earth, never stops, and is independent of what is happening within or outside, one must drive one's life on their own terms. One must have a firm belief in the eternal truth, that, good always follows the bad...

Comments

9 years ago

faizus saleheen

The Bengali part was just horrible. But I won't blame Nicki for that. At least she tried! Kudos to that. But the total thing would have been much much better if some Bangali folk sang that Bangla part. And the lyrics shared in the description is also wrong. Other than those flaws in Bengali section, the rest was simply mindblowing! hats off people!

9 years ago

I Wayan Adi Sutawan

technology is a drug, we can't get enough of it. nitin sawhney. big love from bali.

9 years ago

Fidmark1

What is the name of the flute that Ashwin is playing? Beautiful sound

9 years ago

Veena Purswani

heard this one last night in Gibraltar at St Michael's Cave...lovely song in an awesome setting :)

9 years ago

Christopher oram

Nicely melancholy...

10 years ago

Free Information

Interesting take on a really funky track.

10 years ago

Danny Shell

This is the second time I have heard this song, the first time on Ministry of Sounds Karma Collection which is much better! A question; are the Bengali Lyrics being translated into English within the song, if not what is the translation of those lyrics. Great song I love it!!

10 years ago

bluelilyism

This was my first nitin sawhney song...still lovin it!

10 years ago

Brad Hahn

What would Coke no about music, nothing. The are only interested in associating their logo with winners to increase the volume of syrup they sell to MacDonald's.

10 years ago

Sharif Waliullah

tranquil ? awesome...

10 years ago

Rex Comanche

bengal stomp..its awesome

10 years ago

Jilapee Studios

the bengali part of the lyrics is written by Acharya Jayanta Bose. I dont know why it says otherwise.. moreover the pronunciation in bengali is horrible..... and she cant do indian modulations correctly.... very much unexpected and sad

10 years ago

Giovanni Margutti

dolci ricordi......

10 years ago

love

how do we get a download of this please? will pay for it--its fabulous, I need to hear it while out with my iPod cycling in the sun! please tell me!

10 years ago

Ashwini Iyer

great music n awesome fusion

10 years ago

MrJeff1881

This song is unbelievable :) love it

10 years ago

Bibhor Ghimirey

its rather interesting that while the above information states that Nitin went to school in South Africa, wikipedia on the other hand, doesn't mention of this...in fact, it clearly states that he was raised in Rochester, Kent, England.... anyways.....the song is awsome....great fusion!!!

10 years ago

somatomania

awesome some nice fusion !!!

10 years ago

jaydesh9

fabulous !

11 years ago

Can Karako

Good music on Mtv :S This is a suprise!

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